PHOENIX — Non-Mormon employees who claimed discrimination by the University of Phoenix have reached a settlement of almost $2 million, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
As the congregation begins to sing, the only sound is a faint murmur. Suddenly, the loud pounding of a bongo drum shatters the quiet. Eyes
NASHVILLE — The United Methodist Council of Bishops said it will not recognize the ordinations of two women, including a lesbian, by the unofficial Church
TAYYIBA, Egypt — Authorities in an Egyptian village arrested 50 Coptic Christians — whose shops were then looted — to pacify Muslims following violence that
Baptist leaders in the southern state of Karnataka in India have informed the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) that persecution is on the rise in that
WASHINGTON — A top-ranking Republican said he would call for a new federal inquiry into an alleged CIA cover-up in the 2001 military attack on
BOUKHAM, Laos — Lao officials released three prisoners from Boukham village, Savannakhet province, after several weeks of detention, but restrictions on Christian worship in the
PUNJAB, Pakistan — A Christian doctor in Pakistan jailed since May 5 on charges of “blasphemy” was acquitted in early November, while another Christian and
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